
Florida Lawsuit Accuses OpenAI of ChatGPT Aiding Mass Shooters
Can an AI chatbot be held responsible for real-world harm? Florida is about to test that question in court. The state has become the first

Can an AI chatbot be held responsible for real-world harm? Florida is about to test that question in court. The state has become the first

Can a chatbot be blamed for a crime it didn’t physically commit? That’s the uncomfortable question now hanging over one of the world’s biggest AI

OpenAI is gearing up to let ChatGPT handle a wider range of content — including erotica. This is part of its plan to “treat adult

A 29-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly sparking one of Los Angeles’ deadliest wildfires. The blaze killed 12 people and wiped out more than

What should a chatbot say — and not say — to a teenager? OpenAI is drawing a new line after a tragic case in California.

What happens when the tool designed to help ends up doing harm? That’s the heartbreaking question at the center of a new lawsuit against OpenAI.

DeepSeek, a Chinese AI app, has skyrocketed to the top of Apple’s App Store rankings in the US, UK, and China, overtaking ChatGPT and other

The Australian government is set to ask tech companies to label or watermark content generated by AI platforms such as ChatGPT.

Apple has banned its employees from using the AI chatbot ChatGPT fearing it might leak data. The company’s crackdown occurred as some leaked documents revealed that Apple is worried about the AI tools as they might leak important information.

As Artificial Intelligence strengthens its grip over our lives, there has been an increase in expert voices that suggest curbing the influence as it can threaten humanity’s existence. A recent survey conducted by Reuters/Ipsos, around 61%, more than two-third of the American population, agree that AI threatens the future of humanity.

AI has come under scrutiny once again as EU lawmakers agreed to setting tough rules for the technology. Members of the European parliament also voted in favor of banning the use of AI in facial recognition for surveillance of citizens.

While organizations around the world are discouraging their employees from using ChatGPT, a CEO is helping ease the burden over its employees by buying them ChatGPT plus accounts. Akash Nigam, founder and CEO of Genies, is currently spending $2,400 a month on ChatGPT accounts for 120 of his employees.